Item BIS/4/6 - Booklet entitled 'York:2000 People in Protest'

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BIS/4/6

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Booklet entitled 'York:2000 People in Protest'

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  • 1972 (Creation)

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(1970s-1995)

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Bishophill Action Group was formed in the 1970s as a protest group against City of York Council proposals for an inner ring road just outside the city walls. The group were against the destruction of properties in the Bishophill area to make way for the road, and protested accordingly. Once the ring road plan was finally settled, the group turned its attention to other issues in the area, including the proposed building of a multi-storey car park, the demolition of properties in Buckingham Street and the renovation of 26-34 Skeldergate.

The group appears to have ceased functioning in 1995.

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PLEASE REQUEST THIS ITEM ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE - HELD IN OFFSITE STORAGE

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  • English

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    Explore York
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